Interested in learning Taekwon-Do?
What is Taekwon-Do?
What is the GTUK?
What would I do in a typical lesson?
How does the grading system work?
Does the GTUK have a child protection policy?
Where is my nearest club?
Where can I find more information?
How does the grading system work?
As you progress in Taekwon-Do you will be tested by an external examiner
at club gradings. The grading process is very important to both your training
and the growth of the GTUK. Gradings are designed to improve your techniques
and maintain your enthusiasm, whilst being a test of both your physical
and mental strength. There are ten gradings before you reach you Black Belt.
You will be expected to take four of these gradings per year (up to Blue
Belt) and then three per year until you are ready to take your Black Belt
grading. By successfully completing your gradings you will be awarded a
belt. The colour of your belt is a representation of your ability. The GTUK
sets high standards and gradings are thorough, just turning up does not
earn you the right to the next belt!
